How to play Transportation Bingo: for 2-6 players ages 3 to adult, elect one player to be the caller, distribute picture boards, and select which bingo pattern you want to play from the patterns below, the caller holds up one card at a time.  If the card's picture is on a player's board, the player puts a chip on the matching board piece, a player wins by being the first to cover the chosen pattern and yells "TRAFFIC!"

Example of an Interpretive Card: A Train is a series of connected railcars built to transport passengers or freight along rail tracks.  Electric and diesel powered trains slowly replaced the steam locomotive, due to reliability and lower cost.  Trains traveling on special railways are: monorail, high-speed rail, maglev and cog railway.

Example of an Interpretive Card:  An Airplane is a fixed-wing aircraft.  The engine's thrust propels the airplane forward and the wings create lift as the plane moves through the air.  The pilot controls the plane from a cockpit.  Jet Airplanes cruise at over 500 miles per hour at an altitude of 30,000 feet.